Actually...the best thing to say is I do not know the Lord like they do because I trust in myself over faith and grace<---Petey!
Here is a classic odd distortion.
My faith is I trust Christ through the cross has forgiven my sins. He empowers me to know
love through dwelling on his deeds and actions and knowing His words abiding in my heart.
The outflow of this is works of faith. And the reality is a righteous walk.
Now this is my position, simply stated.
Now I should say according to dc - I trust myself.
Now in the world of language being used, to add to the cross is to create self righteousness.
So if I add to Christ work, I am taking away its victory and reality and claiming I can save
myself. Now this logic makes sense if you accept the premise of salvation is about trusting
in the cross or trusting you yourself. But I do not agree with this view of faith, sin and
salvation.
So therefore I must be evil, the enemy and all these words spoken about me.
Most believers have no clue about this odd position because it is so contorted, sinner yet saved,
defeated yet victorious, worldly yet eternal, perfect and pure yet condemned under the law.
It is interesting, but as with most of these disputes, the protagonists believe what they believe,
so it does not really matter. God bless you, and may in Christ you find His resurrection and
salvation of your souls, Amen.